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Share Another wrote, "God, he looks quite dishy doesnt he?". Its just really funny. Ive got this beard and my hair is different. Whod want to look like Buckells in real life? Nigel also commented on the divisive reaction the series,  and him turning out to be the Fourth Man, has received since 12.8million people tuned into the finale. Attention: Joking about his new-found status as a hunk, the star explained how his pals have been spotting fan groups calling him dishy (pictured on the BBC sho...

We earn a commission for products purchased through some links in this article. Line of Duty: Viewer spots scene where Ian Buckells goes golfing with the OCG back in season 1 The writing was ALWAYS on the wall Were still coming to terms with all the revelations from the season 6 finale of Line of Duty, where DCI Ian Buckells was unmasked as The Fourth Man (were still not completely convinced, tbh). In the days since the episode aired weve beeen trying to work out just how we could have mis...

Line Of Dutys Jed Mercurio says he keeps things flexible when writing the hit show - and storylines can change depending on the stars schedules It was revealed during Sunday nights eagerly-anticipated finale that The Fourth Man - also known as H - was Superintendent Ian Buckells Initially portrayed as a hapless character, it was revealed that he was in fact the criminal mastermind who had formed the secret network of bent coppers Many clues appear to have come to light since the show hit screen...

Line Of Duty is over, but it is not over. Series six might have ended but the nation fumes on, blazing away in a bonfire of plot-point furies. When it was revealed that it was dimbulb Buckells who was the fourth man, there were howls of outrage. Viewers felt emotionally swindled; cheated of their investment of time and passion in a television series that began nine long years ago. But what did they want? Many would not have been happy unless Chief Superintendent Patricia Carmichael had been cha...

The series creator, 55, detailed how he dropped a sign the officer was bent back in 2012 after he allowed the caddy Dot Cottan to speak with Tommy Hunter alone in the back of a van.

Mercurio then went on to recall an important moment in the dramas fifth episode between Buckells (Nigel Boyle) and fellow bent copper Matthew Dot Cottan (Craig Parkinson), who was uncovered as the first member of the group of corrupt police officers by Ted Hastings (Adrian Dunbar), Kate Fleming (Vicky McClure) and Steve Arnott (Martin Compston) following his death in series three. In the series one moment, Cottan requests to speak to a newly-arrested Tommy Hunter, another criminal within the ...

Line Of Duty writer Jed Mercurio dropped Ian Buckells H hint back in series one The shows creator says clues were there for eagled-eyed fans very early on following Sundays highly-anticipated climax to hit BBC cop drama Line of Duty Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Daily Stars Inside Hot TV newsletter sees Ed Gleave send you tellys hot takes straight to your inbox every SundayInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Yes, keep me in the know! When you subsc...

Line of Dutys creator Jed Mercurio reveals he dropped massive clue about Hs identity in season one Jed Mercurio, who creator popular TV show Line of Duty, has revealed he dropped a massive clue that H was Ian Buckells in the very first season. The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get daily celeb exclusives and behind the scenes house tours direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to...

With its jargon-heavy dialogue and whiplash twists, police drama Line Of Duty has always taken big risks. And they’ve paid off. As the massively anticipated sixth season arrives, Empire gathers the main players — past and present — for the ultimate interrogation. When Line Of Duty began there was, it’s fair to say, little fanfare. Season 1 appeared on BBC Two in 2012, and with its edgy, frequently brutal exploration of police corruption, it built a decent audience of almost four mill...

Line of Duty writer Jed Mercurio has revealed that there was a sneaky clue about Ian Buckells' real identity that appeared way back in season one. The character was finally unveiled as the Fourth Man in last week's finale